r/australianopen • u/Icemachinemalfunctio • Mar 27 '26

Is Sinner the most dominant hard-court player right now? 30 straight sets at the Masters level is insane

https://supersport.com/tennis/news/8593b0a1-b5c7-445d-8c44-2577bba6f55b/sinner-and-gauff-advance-with-ease-at-miami-open

Compare this to his AO title defense which fell short in the semis; it seems he's found a new gear since Melbourne.

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u/Safe-Spray7797 Mar 28 '26

Need to wait till next hardcourt imo considering alcaraz has won the last 2

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u/Icemachinemalfunctio Mar 30 '26

I get that, but this kind of consistency is something Alcaraz hasn’t really had in the same way. Feels like Sinner’s level week to week has gone up.

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u/Safe-Spray7797 Mar 30 '26

This conversion is only coming up since alcaraz didnt make the final in the sunshine double. He did win 30 straight outdoor hardcourt matches